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Characterization of Fe-C Alloy Film Optical Fiber Corrosion Sensors by Fractal

Journal Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 239 - 242)
Volume Advanced Materials
Edited by Zhong Cao, Xueqiang Cao, Lixian Sun, Yinghe He
Pages 976-980
DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.239-242.976
Citation Li Hua Cai et al., 2011, Advanced Materials Research, 239-242, 976
Online since May, 2011
Authors Li Hua Cai, Wei Li, Hai Feng Fang
Keywords Fe-C alloy film, Fractal Dimension, Optical Fiber Corrosion Sensor
Abstract

The optical fiber corrosion sensor was applied to measure the steel corrosion based on Fe-C corrosion-sensitive metal film, the sensing principle of which was introduced. Because corrosion was a complex random phenomenon and the corrosion surface of Fe-C alloy film of the optical fiber corrosion sensor possessed fractal characteristics, the image fractal dimensions was as a quantitative index of the sensor corrosion degree. The experimental results showed that the complexity level of the sensor surface morphology increased and the optical output power increased along with the increase of fractal dimensions. Therefore, a new method was provided for the research of the optical fiber corrosion sensor.

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